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• Re: Dynamic MailTo

  Thanks for the link it looks like the answer I was looking for.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Darel on 6/8/2007

• Re: Dynamic MailTo

  Thanks for the link it looks like the answer I was looking for.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Darel on 6/8/2007

• Re: Dynamic MailTo

  Great article and this is how the web form presently works. I need to bring up the clients e-mail program as happens when using the MailTo tag. I need to dynamically add the From, Subject and Body to the tag. Thanks for your time.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Darel on 6/7/2007

• Dynamic MailTo

  My boss went to some conference on sales and now I need to restructure my web forms. He was told that by using the clients e-mail you get a better quality of response. The form displays one of our products; client can click on a button and request more information. A new form is brought up; items passed to the new form are stock number and product name. This form requires the client to provide a first and last name and e-mail address. When the client clicks the submit button the message is sent using

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Darel on 6/6/2007

• Writing code for various browsers

  Where do I look for help on writing pages that work on all browsers?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Darel on 5/30/2007

• Data access, DataReaders, DataSets, web pages and controls

  I have a question about loading data on the page lode event. The question is more conceptual then how to. Using C#, I would like to make a call to a SQL 2000 Server, with the use of a stored procedure return one row with eleven fields. Then use the data to fill five different controls. There is no manipulation of the data it is just presented as information. With a DataReader and the GetValues method using the resultant array I can fill the controls (or can I), or with a DataSet and the Load method

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Darel on 5/10/2007

• ADO, databases, pages, life-cycles, scope

  I have a question about data objects, scope, lifetime, and access to them. As an example I have an ObjectDataSource to fill a details view control. In this control is a field that I would like to get the value of to use in a loop. The data source is on the ASP web page and the loop is in the code behind page. I have other pages that have more the one data control on them but use different data sources, all this data could be brought together in on stored procedure. I don’t know if it is my lack of

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Darel on 5/4/2007

• Re: Lost in namespace

  Thank you, just what I was looking for.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Darel on 5/1/2007

• Lost in namespace

  I am not sure what forum to post this question in. When I first started writing code in support of Office applications there was an object map that helped understand how components where interrelated. I understand that today’s programming is much more complex and the interactions between objects could consume whole forests if compiled in entirety. However where does a person go to find that information? As an example I want to invoke the clients email program, enabling them to request more information

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Darel on 5/1/2007

• Re: Dynamic Code Generation

  Thanks!!!!! Just what I was looking for.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Darel on 4/12/2007